Why alcohol should carry a health warningWe provide consumers with information that some foods contain traces of nuts; that excessive consumption of some mints has a laxative effect, and that some products cause drowsiness. Why let alcohol off the hook? asks VicHealth CEO Todd Harper.
There is a danger that warning labels on alcohol could actually backfire, writes health policy analyst Jennifer Doggett.
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